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James McIninch wrote:
> 
> : >In either event, contact the SPCA and they'll take it from there. If you
> : >can't find the number in the phone book, call your vet and ask them.
> 
> : No, the Humane Society etc has no jurisdiction.
> 
> True, however they will let you know who to contact and, in some cases, look
> into the matter personally and then report the store to the appropriate
> authority and licensing boards.
> 
> : Just please tell your friends about this incident and make sure they
> : know what store it happened at.
> 
> Also a good idea. Make sure to tell your vet if there's a store selling sick
> animals too.

Is it possible that no mistreatment took place, but rather that this
particular litter was not of hardy genes? I do not claim to know
anything about treatment of animals. But my girlfriend has 5 cats. She
spoils them and two of them are somewhat sick despite that, one of 
them scratches itself at the base of its tail and as a result has no 
hair there. I think you should see how the rest of the animals are being 
treated at the store, and perhaps discuss the matter with the manager. 
Some animals have problems despite treatment.

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